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ZeeJustin
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Interesting formula (Shove EV)
10/21/04 05:00 PM
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When you're in the SB, and you have X BB for your stack, your shove EV w/ any given hand is easy to calculate if you know the range of hands your opponent will call with. X= your stack size (in terms of BB, assume the BB has an equal stack or has you covered. If you have the BB covered, X = the size of the BB's stack) C = Percent of the time you are called W = Percent of the time you win when you're called (use poker stove to figure this out)
Your EV is then: (1-C)1.5 + WC(X+.5) - C(1-W)(X-.5) translated this is: 1-C = % of the time you are steal the blinds 1.5 = the amount you win when you steal the blinds
WC = the percent of time you are called and win X+.5 = the amount you win when you are called and win
C(1-W) = the percent of time you are called and lose X-.5 = the amount you lose when you are called and lose
This formula simplifies to:
SHOVE EV = 1.5 - C + CX (2W-1) X= stack size C = % of time you are called W = % of time you win when you are called
Example: You have 32o in the SB, and your opponent will call you with 22+, 54+, 86+, T7+, J6+ Q2+ (the loose range of hands in MJ's article).
According to poker stove, 32o wins 31% of the time against this range of hands, therefore W=.31
This range of hands accounts for 64% of all hands (13 pocket pairs x 6 combinations)+ (48 non pair hands * 16 combinations) = 78+768 = 846 combinations. 846 / 1326 = .64 Note that 1326 = total # of combinations of hands. C=.64
Let's say your stack size is 10x BB. We now have X=10 C=.64 W=.31
SHOVE EV = 1.5 - C + CX (2W-1) Shove EV w/ 32o and 10x BB = 1.5 - .64 + (.64)(10)(.62-1) Shove EV w/ 32o and 10x BB = -1.572 x BB
Any ideas on how to make a formula that estimates your EV on the button? The fact that there are 2 players left to act makes it much tougher.
I'm not sure how many applications there are for this formula, but I find this stuff interesting nonetheless.
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